White Hayashiji

White Hayashiji
The location	AichiNagoya-shiNaka-kuSakae3 chome 25-18
Position	35°9'N 50.68 seconds A 136°54'E 19.8 seconds coordinate: 35°9'N 50.68 seconds 136°54'E 19.8 seconds
Mountain	Mt. Tokai
Denomination	Rinzai sect Myoshin-ji Temple group
Principal idol	Wooden statue Sakyamuni Buddha sedentary image
The foundation year	1625 (Kanei era two years)
Founder	蘭叟紹秀
The open basis	Masashige Naruse
The official name	Tokai Yamashiro Hayashiji
Formal HP	http://hakurinji.jiin.com
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The white Hayashiji main gate of a Buddhist temple

The white Hayashiji main hall of a Buddhist temple

White Hayashiji (はくりんじ) is a temple of the Rinzai sect Myoshin-ji Temple group in Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi. The mountain is Mt. Tokai.

It is the Owari Tokugawas accredited administrative adviser temple related to Naruse.

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History

Is the temple where Owari feudal lord Yoshinao Tokugawa erected 蘭叟紹秀 for accredited administrative adviser Masashige Naruse to a founder from Myokoji, and is a family temple of the Naruses from generation to generation in the summer (Kanei era two years) 1625 [¹]; [^{note 1}]. The glebe is 100 stones.

Own fire destruction by fire is in (culture 11 years) in (Kanei era three years), 1814 in 1626, but is rebuilt each time [²]. All the each generation succeeded in life in Myoshin-ji Temple for Edo period and were a purple garment place [²].

I was destroyed by fire by (1945), Nagoya University air raid leaving the main gate of a Buddhist temple and a mausoleum in 1945, but I was rebuilt in the original ground, and the graveyard moved to Peace Park by war damage revival land readjustment project.

 

Grave (Peace Park white Hayashiji grave grounds, August, 2014) of the Tadashi Naruse house

The Naruses graveyard is on the white Hayashiji graveyard mountaintop and a huge gravestone soars and is the best part. In addition, it is a family temple of the Owari Yagyus.

Location

• 3, Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 25-18

Access

• Nagoya-shi subwayMeijo LineYabacho StationGetting off.

such as visit

• I do not perform the general visit.

Footnote

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Explanatory note

1. The ^ et al. have 宝成寺 of Chiba and become the family temple which I included other than Inuyama Naruse.

Source

1. ^ Nagoya-shi 1915, p. 527.
2. ^ ^{a b} Nagoya-shi 1915, p. 528.

References

• "History of Nagoya-shi shrines and temples" Nagoya-shi, 1915. NDLJP: 950889

Allied item

• Rinzai sect Myoshin-ji Temple
• Naruse
• Inuyama-jo Castle
• Masashige Naruse
• 宝成寺

Outside link

• White Hayashiji formula HP

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